Species

A flattened, ray-like ambush predator that lies buried in sandy seabeds.

The world's second-largest fish — a gentle giant that filter-feeds on plankton.

Identified by enormous upward-facing eyes and a tail nearly as long as the body.

Slender, indigo-blue oceanic shark — one of the most wide-ranging vertebrates on Earth.

A powerful pelagic shark with a sickle-shaped upper tail used as a hunting weapon.

Also known as the bronze whaler — a robust, coppery-grey requiem shark.

The largest predatory fish in the ocean — apex predator of temperate seas.

Rarer cousin of the shortfin mako, with extremely long pectoral fins.

A handsomely spotted catshark of rocky reefs and seagrass meadows.

Stocky open-ocean shark with distinctive white-tipped, paddle-like fins.

A stocky, warm-blooded mackerel shark that thrives in cooler Atlantic waters.

Fearsome-looking but docile coastal shark with prominent ragged teeth.

The fastest shark in the ocean, capable of bursts over 70 km/h.

The most commonly seen shark on Gibraltar's reefs — small, slender and harmless.

The largest hammerhead found in temperate waters, with a smoothly curved head.

A small, schooling shark with mildly venomous spines in front of each dorsal fin.